The Parish Counsel

And so the intrepid duo turn their attention to Wossy's new show, the future of famous record labels, the return of Johann Hari and public speaking. Then there's the washing up to do.

So here come Magnus & Terence with tales of Facebook dates gone bad, false starts and Eric Schmidt. They bid farewell to Tom Hibbert and discover the bits of the USA you should never visit. Then they switch off the mic and mow the lawn.

This time, Terence hits us with the best & worst gags from Edinburgh, Magnus defends BBC4, Terence explains his fears that fish are taking over the world and they both get all misty naming the saddest songs of all time. The big soft fools.

Now we find Magnus and Terence nattering about worrying politicians, X-Factor, great musicians who are arses, gigs at horse races and banning social media. Then they need a decent lunch.

Here we find Terence and Magnus contemplating Batman Live, the riots, bad rhymes, pirate books and downloadable shirts. Then they must dash.

In which Magnus and Terence (not their real names - oh, alright then, they are) discuss Greece, ticket inspectors, Google Plus, Steve Wright and tweeting footballers. Then they get the dinner on.

Surprisingly enough, Magnus Shaw and Terence Dackombe sit down to discuss the Splendour festival, David Bowie's retirement and the Old Grey Whistle Test. BUT they also have an exclusive chat and track from the wonderful Citizen Helene. Phew-ee!

In this episode,Terence Dackombe and Magnus Shaw are cajoled into discussing Jimmy Carr, Radio 1, restaurant issues and style disasters. When they've finished someone else has to wash the cups.

Sheltering from the rain, Terence Dackombe and Magnus Shaw take on In With The Flynns, Superheavy, Murdoch, injured handymen and golf. Before finishing and doing a spot of light shopping.

Magnus Shaw returns from Cornbury with tales of Mexican food, tents and Olly Murs' hat. Terence Dackombe asks him about the News of the World closure.